Screwmoji

An emoji that is often used with sexual connotations even though the emoji's original intent may have nothing to do with sexuality.

He sent the girl he met on Tinder a big screwmoji in the form of a heart on fire.

by Jay_Britt January 21, 2021

Scremerston

A place in North-East England where radiated animal-like people dwell and moan at people. Hell on Earth. You go in, you don’t come out.

I only just escaped Scremerston with my life

by AVVCB December 20, 2021

scaremony

n. 1. A Halloween themed wedding, or funeral, or any other such ceremony. 2. Any ceremony where somebody dies or bad things happen!

I'm not going to the scaremony because, really, who the heck has a wedding on Halloween? Are they going to throw candy with needles in it instead of rice?

by j. alders October 17, 2009

Scemo

A combination of SCENE kids and EMO kids.

Robbie: Guess what ?!?!

Steffie:WHAT ?

Robbie: Im scemo !

Steffie:Im a Potatoe (: !

by XoitalyszgirlXo August 14, 2009

screm

An ear or nose hair. Often used to refer to anything unattractive and/or undesirable.

He's got so many screms, it's a wonder he can hear at all.

by Preston Dubuque September 23, 2008

nu-screamo

Term often used to describe mainstream pop punk that incorporates elements of screaming. However, this is incorrect. Nu-screamo classifies the bands listed in the examples section.

Screamo developed in the 80s from hardcore punk. It is also refered to as emotional hardcore, which can also be used to describe early emo bands such as Still Life, Grey Matter, Rites of Spring, etc. Some bands that are true screamo are: Joshua Fit for Battle, Saetia, City of Caterpillar, Reversal of Man, Neil Perry, Ampere, Capsule, Trifle Tower, Someplace to Hide, Hot Cross, Transistor Transistor, Waifle, Yaphet Kotto, Eaves, Trainwreck, Envy, etc...

Nu-screamo bands are as follows: The Used, Story of the Year, From First to Last, etc.

by steeples November 9, 2006

screemo

"Music" where the singer shouts at the audience no rhyme or rythem and the guitars all play at extreamely high volumes at the same time. The songs are usually whining about breakups and alienation.

I feel too happy, confident, and optimistic today, maybe I should listen to some screemo.

by Sarcha the Prophet March 2, 2005